Hephaestium
Hēphæstĭum (-stĭon), ĭī, n. , ville de Lycie : Sen. Ep. 79, 3.
Hephaestium
(Ἡφαίστιον). A name given to a region in the extremity of Lycia, near Phaselis, from which fire issued when a burning torch was applied to the surface. This was owing to the naphtha with which the soil was impregnated ( Epist. 79).